The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
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Students Bibles for sale at Chapman's.
Various and All About.
Commencement next week.
Railroad election to-day. Go to the
polls and vote for subscription.
On last Sunday thirty-eight members
were added the Methodist church at this
place.
Rev. Mark Boyd preached one Of his
characteristic sermons at Helena last
Sunday afternoon.
We are in receipt Of an invitation to
the commencement exercises Of the
Columbia Female College, June 1921.
The closing exercises OF the Newberry
Female Academy will be held in the
Opera House tonight. The public is in
vited.
The examinations at Newberry Col
lege have been in progress at the college
during the week and will be concluded
to-day.
The musical given on Monday by the
Phi Kappa Beta Society for the benefit
of the A. n. E. Sundav-school netted
s12.15.
The surveyors of the Three C's left
town yesterday morning and are en-
gagged in making the preliminary survey
from this point to Union.
The engineering corp of the Three
C's have been stationed here for several
days, and will commence the survey
from this place towards Union.
Mr.. John S. Fair who has been engaged
in taking the census Of the town. has
nearly completed his work and estimates
that the population will reach $500.
Treasurer A. II. Wheeler and Mr..
VIM. Zobel will 60 to Columbia to day.
Mr.. Wheeler will make his annual settle
ment with the Comptroller General to-
morrow.
The members of the old association Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
are requested to meet tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at the law Office OF
W. II. Hunt, Jr.
The building of a stable at the Jail
and the repairs of Mendenhall bridge
recently let by the County Commission
ers, will be done by j. L. Aull & Sons,
they being the lowest bidders.
At the monthly meeting Of the Build
ing and Loan Association on Tuesday
night all the money on hand except one
share was bid off as follows amount OF
one share at 26& four shares at &c; five
shares at 25.
The baccalaureate sermon Sunday and
all the exercises Of Commencement will
be held in the Opera House. Music Sun
day morning and night will be furnished
by chorus OF twelve voices led by Mr..
Jno. Taylor on the cornet, and Miss
Mamie Holbrook at the organ. The
public may expect something nice in the
way of music. The chorus will be as
follows: Soprano, Mrs. Peter Robertson,
Misses Mamie Metts and Stevie Bowers ;
alto, Misses Mamie Holbrook, Bessie
Wheeler and Sallie Metts; tenor, o. L.
Schumpert, Ed Scholtz and 5IcD. Metts,
Jr.; bass, E. G. Jones, J. NJ. Kibler, and
D. 0. Herbert.
The annual report of Mr.. r. S. Nor
gan, Grand Commander Of the Knights
of the Golden Rule, Just ublished,
has the following to say Of our late
townsman, Capt. J. Y. McFall: "Since
our last meeting, we have been called to
mourn the death OF Grand Knight J. Y.
McFall, Of Castle O'Neall, No. 81, who
died the End of February, 1887. Com
rade McFall was one OF our Grand Trus-
tees at the time of his death, also filling
the office of Vice-Commander OF his
Castle. His genial AID pleasant man.
ncrs endeared him to all who knew him.
lie was a worthy citizen, holding the
esteem and confidence Of the people OF
Newberry County. He was patriot in
every sense Of the word, loving his city,
county, State and country. His loyalty
and fidelity to our Order were worthy Of
the highest emulation and commenda'
ton. Isuggest suitable resolutions by
the Grand Chapter, and that the same
be forwarded to his Castle and family